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that it is simply a declaration ofin-
dependence to the management of
railroads, and discussed the object
OF the law. In regard to the
short-haul clause, he said: 81 take
pleasure in saying that while the
commission may have made an
error in granting relief from the
short-haul clause to the extent
they did in the outset, yet l have
no doubt that they believed the
course pursued was a wise one,
and l am not prepared to say with
confidence that it was not. / be-
lieve they are doing the best they
can do. I do not believe that the
law would result in any substantial
good to the people without such
a special tribunal for its enforce
ment." He thinks that there is
no danger of the railways drop
ping back on their old rules. He
closed by saying: "If the general
scope and purpose of the law is
right, stand by it. If it is imper-
feet and needs modifying,
strengthening or amending, LET
the commission and congress know
wherein, and / trust it will not
be long before we shall have q
perfect statute that will secure
justice to the people and railroads
alike, and that increased prosperity
may result to ALL" This may be
ell very well for Illinois and the
Mississippi valley, but it wOn't
do on this coast.
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Wonderful Cures,

w. ID. Hoyt & Co, Wholesale and
Retail Druggists of Rome. Ga, say:
We have been selling ". Kings New
Discovery, Electric Bitters and Buck.
lens Arnica Salve for two years. Have
never handled remedies that sell as well
or give such universal satisfaction
Several cases OF pronounced Consump.
ton have been entirely cured by use oi
q few bottles of DIR. Kings New Discov.
cry, taken In connection with Electric
Blfters. We guarantee them always.
Sold by w. Z. Dement, Il Co.
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THE annual report of the pstri.
otic Americans shows q member
ship swollen from 10000 to 100.
600 during the past year. The
order admits only native born
American voters, and its main OBJ
iect is opposition to interference
by foreigners in the affairs of this
country.
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In response to an advertisement
of the state of Connecticut for bids
for bonds to the amount of 81, ,0O0,-
600, bearing 81 per cent. interest,
and payable in ten years or soon
er, at the option Of the state, bids
were received aggregating more
than $7OO,OO0,OOO.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1887-07-07

A TENNESSEE newspaper con-
tains the following: ave are re.
joiced to know that ]. G. Rackhelt,
that prince of gentlemen and czar
of culture, has secured the contract
for building the plank sidewalk in
front of the Gibbons block. He
is a gentleman of the old school
and knows q good piece of plank
when he sees it."
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TIE Baltimore american re-
ports an interview with ian old
time Tammany Democrat" in
which he declares that the labor
vote has the best organization to-
day in the state of New York and
will poll 2O0,0 900 votes, 10000 of
which will come from the Demo
cratic party.
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INTEREST on the last OF the
last of the United States 3 per
cent, bonds ceasec on the 1st inst.
The loan was authorized in July,
1882. The only bonds now bear
ing interest are the As and 4ts.
The next bonds to become paya-
Bile are the AIS, in September,
1891, four years hence.
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SyFup of Figs.

Manufactured only by the Caiifornla q
Fig Syrup Co. San Francisco Cal. is
Natures Own True Laxative. This
pleasant liquid fruit remedy may be
had of W. z. Dement, d Co, at fifty cents
or one dollar per bottle. Ii Is the most
pleasant, prompt and effective remedy
known, TO cleanse the system; to act on,
the Liver, Kidneys and Bowels gently
yet thoroughly to dispel Headachs,
Colds and Fevers; TO cure Constipation,
Indigestion and kindred Ills
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The Baltimore Americdss's
Washington correspondent asserts
that Cleveland is quietly but sure
ly bending his energies to secure
a denomination and that collector
Bradley B. Smalley is now in the
west working up Cleveland
boom,
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SENATOR SHERMAN proposes
that the whole machinery for elec-
ton of members of congress should
be placed by law in the hands OF
the United States government.
He claims that supreme court de-
cisions warrant such a law.
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IT is claimed that a boot is the
article which represents most di.
versi6ed labor. Textile piece
goods, thread, metal work, as well
as the varied interests of agrieul-
ture, tanning and shoe-making,
NAV all be traced to it.
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The last Arizona Legislature re.
pealed all laws in that territory,
enacted an entire new code and
sent it to st. Louis to be printed.
So far the st. Louis printing firm
has failed to send the laws and no
one in Arizona knows what the
law is. The courts are closed and
all legal procedure is suspended.
The sAfixonisns are in the same
blissful state regarding their laws
as Astorians regarding their city
ordinances. There was only one
man ia Astoria that knew what or.
dinances were in force and he has
forgotten.
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THERE is Virginia law, passed
many years ago, but still extsnt,
which imposes fine of fifty
pounds of tobacco on a man alb
senting himself from church with
out valid excuse.
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AT a recent meeting of the ILL
nois grain merchants association
senator Cullom delivered an ad-
dress on the interstate commerce
law. The senator has strenuously
avoided discussion of this subject,
and this talk is the 6rst he has
made since the law became law.
He thinks that the beneficial
effects of the act are being felt
throughout the country. In spite
of all the hue and cry made about
it, there is nothing particularly
new or startling in the act. There
is nothing unreasonable in the
provisions preventing discrimina.
ton. The senator then stated
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-All the patent medicines advertised
In this paper, together with the choicest
perfumsry, and toilet articles, ETC.. can
be bought at the lowest prices, at J. w.
Conn's drug store. opposite Oc:ident
hotel, Astoria.
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Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN bill Of sale, now on record In the Custom
House at Astoria, Oregon. of the steamer
Fauorite to Louis Wilson Is not an absolute
bill Of sale, but was given to Louis Wilson as
security for money lowe Mr.. Wilson.
w. p, DILLON.
Astoria, Or. June 18th, 1887.
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NEW TO-DAY.
CHALLENGE.

L HEREBY CHALLENGE THE HARRY
Il Bingham or any other Whitehall boat 20
sail race with my boat Young TttrE,. for
slOe a side, time and course TO be agreed
upon when the money is put up.
JAS. TURK.
Astoria. July 6, 81.
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Gambrinus Beer
And Free Lunch at the Telephone Sa
loon, 8 cents.
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With the comforts of a home, library
etc. Apply at Holden House.
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The best oysters In any style at
Fabre's.
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II. EKSTROM.
MATCHMAKER.

just received q large stock of Watches
and Clocks. Chains, Lockets, etc. Also
genuine Seth Thomas Boat Clocks. proved to
be the best. All which VIII be sold at very
low prices. Watch and Clock repairing q
speciality, and done at reasonable prices.
Snop next 10 Aug. Danielson's Sample
Room. on the ROADWAY,
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Recommends TO the public and to the
trade bis stock OF Cigars, Tobacco. Smokers
Articles, Playing Cards, Cutlery, etc. at
Portland prices. Ghenamus street,
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Boat Building.

MANY YEARS EXPERIENCE In
NI building boats on the Coiumh1a uvey
and hundreds Of fine boasy Of ny bui2A
make my guaranteed for good work. Hesa-
quarters &C the Old Astoria Iroa Works
building. viii build boats at any point on
the Columbia river where my services may
WM HOWE.
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Notice.

I HEREBY GIVE NOTICE THAT WILL
Il not be responsible for any debts con-
tracted In my name by any p.rson whOmSO-
ever. unless on my written order
JOHN BRYCE.
Astoria. July 2nd, 1887.
New-York tribune., 1887-05-15
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF JERSEY

FOOT OF LIBERTY STREET NORTH RIVER.
For PHILADELPHIA and TRENTON, Bound Brook
Route" at 400. 745, e00 HOO nj l30, AGO. s;3O $3.50:
1;3o I2o0 N. sUNDAYsa at 400. s:45, MI o;So l2ov
pm.
1900 have connection Reading Harrisburg Potts
vile, etc. 400 for Easton Bethlehem Allentown Road
Ing Harrisburg, etc. On sundays for kaston.
TOO for Easton Bethlehem Allentown. Mauch Chunk
Tsmagua. Pottsville. Wikesbarre and Scranton
eS0a m for Easton Bethlehem Allentown M2uch Churk,
Whtesbarre, Scranton. Reading Harrisburg, Pottsva
Loo and l;30 p, M for Easton Bethlehem Allentowx
Nauoh Chunk, Reading, Harrisburg etc
$40 m for Easton bethlehem Allentown. Msuch CHUNK
burg Williamsport etc.
400 and 80 p m for Eason Bethlehem Allentown, ETC.
b45 Easton Bethlehem. Allentown, Mauch Chunks
Wkesbarre Reading Harrisburg etc On Sundays at oso
Too and 7,So D. M for Eastou Bethlehem. Allentown.
zSQ, Sl5. Hoo a. no. loo 400 4S0, Oils sundays
400. BOO for Red Bank Long Branch. Ocean Grove
Except sundays) Point Pleasant NJ.
<S6 sIl6 m Loo 430 p. for Lakewood Toms River
l3O A. m 100 n n for Atlantic city vneand nridgeton
and Cumberland and Maurice River r. r -,
4S0 sl5, ll&5 100 430. $50 p m. for Freenon;,
lSo 500 si5. ii0o, il45 a. m, Zoo 400 $50 o'So
6slb d m. sundays 400 900 a. m. for Perth Anbog'
NEWJERsEY SOUTHERN DIV
From Pier 9, N. r., via Sandy Hook. -. a. ,.x
For Atlantic Highlands seaprght Long Branch &C. $40
m. ,,,,. ..,a. "A T,ctss
New-York tribune., 1887-05-15
l .EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Of cortlandt and Dee
br0sses SITS as follows,
q. N. for Catasauqua and intermediate points
m. for Geneva Lyons Elmira Rochester Bufalo and
the West and principal local Chair Wkesbarrc
NJ for Tun and intermediate points CRslr
70 oTunkhannoca Connection 10 Reading and Harrishure
$40 M for Pittson and principal intermediate ponts
Chair Pittston.
$40 p m for Copay and intermediate pointa Connection
70 Reading and Harrisburg. Chair car TO Coplay.
for Geneva Lyons. Elmira Roches ter. Buffalo and
the West Pullman sleeper TO Lyons
1ibQ m. for Laurays aud intermediate points
Trains leaving at a. p. and $50 for
all points In Mahanoy and Hatlet9n coal regions.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
e for auch Chunk Hazeton and ediate points
6;sO ,. n. for Coplay and intermediate points
for Geneva Lyons Emira, Rochester Buffalo and
the West Pullman slaepar to Lyons. :
General Eastern Office, 235 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1887-05-15
state bonds were quiet; Louisiana consOs As sold at

s7a
or city bank stocks Central sold Q0D at -.
The market for railroad bonds was generally active
with unusual activity in few issues Erie second 6s sold
1884 lO37s. and closed at lO3 lOl; Missouri Kan
and Texas nr-ts up u at 1l2 and the general
X lOl3; Chesapeake and Ohio series b.
the currency Is sold % d25A Canada southern first
5s were i higher at 1O7; Onto Southern incomes adj
vanced 10 AZ 72dI7as NewNork, Chicago and St LOUIS
nrsts firm at 1000 lOOls columbus, lock
iug Valley aud Toledo 5s Il TO eJA hc Houston
aud Central Texas again higher Tor all except
the general 6s rsts sold AZ llJ seconds at H. rst
Westerns at 1lSl2 aud trsts Waco and western at
lI9A; the generals p easier at 79 Mexican en-
tral Is active and advanced y per cent 10 to-
aud of the incomes (S3JOOJO sold M from - to 20
Wabash hrsts, Chicago Division, win sales OF only
incomes Sl,lOOOOO were sold, with resulting
advance Of = per cent TO J6 Fort Worth and Denver
irsts on y al o.
Ofunlsfed securities dealt the Stock EXcha
Cotton reed OH certificates sold 4lOO) from 5l44 500
5pli Westerr National Bank $50 AZ ll2dlllAi
BROOKLYN Elevated nrsts (S30OOl AZ los %; Mexican
National first trust certificates t.sO0O, at 4oi orange
Belt nrsts elOOOO 100 ~ Paul Eastern and Grand
Trunk hrsts tT7 DOp los p 100 Toledo T. Louis ana
Kansas Cy frsts $1,000 at % sH9Sl2i Boston, mart
ford and Erie-Knowlons-(7 al lOI2dlO; brooklyn
Elevated 400 at 90 Mexican National JOOl ~ llAD
IlA; Mexican National Construction u.OOW NJ - 80;
Newport News and Mississippi Valley AOO NJ l12 ~;
Tole1o Ann ArbOr aud North Michigan 400 az 81
80 Phwnlx Mining C5jOOl az - ds2; Security MIL
900 - 02aa 50 50. and Kcvin goo at 6o0to
cents ,,
Tnt the weekly statements OF bank furnish
some evidence OF having assumed their normal rela-
ton 10 the actual conditions. 10 Is useless 20 attempt 10
anayze them with view OF approXmStng - the actual
conditions tho OF business Tho changes reported
In to-days statement are nearly consistent Win each
other but there unaccountable loss OF S3s3VOO 10
tho total reserve. The changes effect reduction OF
1861 i 90 In the surplus rcserye.
The following compares the total statements Of May and
New-York tribune., 1887-05-15
DELAWARE. LACKAWANNA and WEST

oHORIESI LINE BE
TWEEN NEW iOkh AND BUFFAL0. LIGHrNIN3
bXfIPfkEss bifI TEAMS 40 DUSG ALwAYs on IIME.
Depos New York. foot II BirclY aa Carst )hsr sta
IA paly except sun lays Buffalo aud OsgegJ Express
Mater Hap Str)IisolrZ ,crAntol BInghtmto EimirA
D1tn badalo sYrieuse oswego Grssls ottorI Norwich
Ocb eonec at scranton TOR Pttston, WkesbarrA Dam
aad thumberanl at owego for Ithaca inerms
D. m Binghamton ami ElnlrA Express Sor water IA.
Scranton Bngnamton. Owego AID ElnrA
for Pittston, Kingston Mukssoalra 20 T7'7 '~F
Z D. IN Daily Buffalo Limited Express zoe Stroll l.bnr,
Scranton Bing hamton O@eso II MIRA CJcliaI Bal Way
land, Buffalo, &c, arriving "a 3ufl1 ED N
- Daily Buffalo and os.eJo Express Tor Strol tsbdr
Scranton Bin9hamton Cortande syracuse osweso GresI
Oxford Norwich. Utica ami RichdeI Sprtngs
Owego Ithaca and ntermliate stations except satIr
days Connects at Buffalo with triins for Wsst
Tickets and baggage checked At 2SJ Broadway
OF Westcott Express offices New York and Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1887-05-15
PROGRESS IN AMERICAN COTTON OIL TRUST
CASE.


NEw-ORLEAss May II, 1887
The court has overruled Aldiges exception and per-
its him to file answer in which be denies the dongs OF
the alleged corporate acts and the will proceed to
hearing on tie facts they exist The exception OF
Aldge merely raised the question whether admitting all
the allegations OF the petition 10 be the trust was
doing ANYTHING the state could complain Of 1t not
decision on the merits OF the case.
New-York tribune., 1887-05-15
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

Trains leave West 42dst station as foio"s auu ~
earlier from foot OF Jay-st, North River
Detroit and Chicago, 1856 IN, '6:05. $40 p m'
TeS syrecSse Bu2aio Rochester Suspension hf''s"
Niagara Falls l6 1865 m, .603, 80 n rbauy S15.
Highland. Kingston, Saugerties. Cassi+
sSS W..s Point POI Cornwall SsWnurs s q c5 D. "a
.955. 'l0l5 1880 q. NJ, s. .s;l3. S4o
Cranston's Cornwall. Eewburg. M
For Montreal and East d;vo rs D. m Toronto.
Hamilton. London, 1855 A. n' WV ,x.,,
Elegant sleeping. cars for BumsI' nn,s
Detroit Chicago and 81 Other daily exceP
Daily. tDaily except saturaAs' S .-....a.
Sunday. -, ,orIor or aleeping car accom-, ,gs
tons or nformaten aprv Annex once foot O. ~
inston.st; r30 ssa fa6 b42 Broadway, ieo yst u
West shoro stations FOOT Oh " os' @ X. LAMBERT.
General Passenger Agent
yanSerbitava
New-York tribune., 1887-05-15
HARLEM RIVER BRANCH
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD,
II On and after APRIL rs, 1887.
GREAT TRUNK LINE

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Trains leave DesbrOsses and cortaudt Streets
usSsss ssi,is Psurs sa we. with Pullman Palace
I:sassIs sIfshsf s@Szni sisepSs
4 dYg s 4s.v: % Ss' 'T:salsas ess gss
rSa S'ns sssaSH sas SSC sSs On R @ and 1915 nigh.
ss1s ssp %ssss1
ion arrive @asaagiGn 400 q spSSsIy S!0
iIay' SO ~ "a sss
e sandg Sroas
yQr capo May. week days. lilo m On Saturdays only
IHs sssnfS s n and aoG nGfn aqf & sc
On Sunday, Gas and do not stop at As6uFy
RSS 2S SoT v 5Ssy sy
and Bay Line, 1so .. m. weok-days
Pi3sSs ss Id 4 t 'ssss sf sf'o o
sS ssJ T. iS sSS s3ss sss sS sS ssS ~ sss s
5SS& NJ 3 Ss$ sa$ iss? ssss
SSS TSS 72S S5% sSS Ycyj lfSS % n and sg Igs5 53p5
fSs sSS SSSnSa SS 49, sse os Ssd St 0 sS iS'
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
ss a S.sc ssyS c5%, via De'O'0'ses and cor
sSo. .lao 70 chicago Limited and 10 washingop Lin.
ss.a.sS. $50: $ fI = "a
9Gf ssy sss sioSS s4sAs Sunday a. 7so
saadss n Tor a5s esas iC m and
'iS; lssS' sa5S'ss ss5 5sss sssn s ssS SsS
Ea Ss ess sso ii as s5O nPa Sad g
Leave PhsdophAvia Camden 300 M daily. except Sun
cfes onices ste 4s5 ana e4A prosAway Astor House
rss Ds rs iH1s % DesSre.sss and corpS Y s
Eoesiyn stOn Ssrsoy cityi Emgrshs Tichst once
eY win call for and sAsea
OHARLE6 n PUGn, J. R WOOD.
,&snarh MaiiasaA donaral Pass'g Agont
New-York tribune., 1887-05-15
SAM PAUL AND DULUTH RAILROAD co.
nILIlL 2IrnEI ANn IKrAaIlRKR

OFFICE or THE SECRETARY AND TREASURER
ST. PAUL, Mimi, May II, 1887. }
THE ANNUAL MEETING of the stock
holders Ofthe 81. Paul and Duluth Railroad Company,
for the election Of directors and consideration OF the reson
ton duly adopted by Board OF Directors February 1884,
and mentioned below and the transaction OF such other bus
ness as be brought before the meeting viii be held at
the Office the company In the city Of St Paul. Minnesota
on Monday, June 20, 1897 at II O'Clock noon.
The transfer books will be closed at on Saturday,
May H. ana reOpened Friday, June - 1887.
The resolution above referred To Is as follows
Resolved That pedient and for the rapidly
Increasing business OF tins company explained by the
president that should have additional terminal facilities,
equipment and tracks and that the grades and curves OF the
road should be reduced and other improvements be
made as possible all involving estimated eIpendl
ture In the Of the two three years OF
ward OF two millions OF dollars; and In order To raise this
procure such dOnal facilities equipment and i'm
provements recommended that there DO submitted TO the
positions for the adoption Of more Of them:
FsThe temporary application OF the income from and5
and stumpage to necessary improvements
SoCOndIhe increase and sale the common STOCK az nOt
less than the full provided In the articles OF IN
corporation ami tho plan OF reorganization namely SIX
million dollars, being increase OF nearly TWO mlOh dOl
lars.
Third-Authorzo tho Board OF Directors TO borrow two
million dollars upon mortgage bonds OF the company
Fourth to tne organization Of terminal falroau
other like company TO furnish such terminals equipment,
tracks other facilities o which shall be owned
by company with authority the Board OF Director!
OF this company the principal and ntere. OF
said terminal other company 10 the amount Oh Two nIon
dollars
PHILIP 5. HARRIS. Secretary
New-York tribune., 1887-05-15
V1RIE RAILWAY. now known as the n

ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the NEW.
II YORK. LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAILaoAn
Through trains leave 2sd and Shambersst stations a.
utes earlier than irom Chambersst
a m.-Dsy Express. week days, Buffet Drawingroom
o% and 81 &
Coaches to Meadvie Cleveland Cincinnati Chicago and
e. Louis Pullman Sleeping Coaches 70 Buffalo. Niagara
chicago EIREs,s Pullman Day and Sleeping
Falls, Cincinnati and Chicago
&S'ssfiSga and asyt SO So
SiO i3so %lniss SsS
7S5, 500 10 50 p in 100 midnight NV Nv ''"
Paterson. week DAYS 445. 646 72o T5o $50 1920 M,
aSo @ PsSn ls' o @ sSo s SS iS ss Ssasss Ss
xsSos sG snd m Va 1s0S S1s week ay
no. % @ SC asS aGoo oo % and % 1900 midnight Sundays
seaerns .ses dsys.Si4b, 7:so $50 1920 a. m. Las
SSnsS sundsys 4S ss cso Ss M OsI 4S 4 sns go y
500 1890 & n aoa and dd6 l2 midnight sn,,
Ss~Ssrs and dc Cornwall II ssS 300 m $50 80 4so $50
Montgomery Rondout and Kingston. 900 q m $50 p n.
Scranton bnnmoro week days 300 m. /, 2sopm.
Goshen 445 546, so, 800 1920 2;30. $50. $50
$50 sOo $50 Sundays. s:4s. $3.50, i0:2o % ESQ.,
Middetown. week days 44s b:s5. 7,5o 900 1920 m,
io2O n $50. 500 p. The 800 a Il. asin stops a
RGr5Jcgyis, 4A5 10 800 1920 NJ 2:so $50 $50 COZ
% Ed s
@ s.d Ncs . FL mcasss % asy BE- M s as
sSl FIon srSOSIyP m Or At The Gomgapys dspots
SE6 De- Be nA8eS eSa aoSc %ss FARMER. O. Aga
New-York tribune., 1887-05-15
THE PETROLEUM MARKET

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
Another moderately speculation in crude soerhcates
was Yesterday But the fluctuations were
10 narrow limits influence was introduced IN
the way from the oil regions OF speculative
The selling movement 10 tire and The close was iuJ
steady. A. ran nsoli.
The range prices and the total dealings Al INC
dated Exchange were as followsi 80
openinR CAS- Lowest SS =
Highest. tlnai n01
Refined oil was &c lower at esc per gallon.
New-York tribune., 1887-05-15
financial.
DOND SALE-

POND SALE.
~ OPEN BIDS win be received at the Court House. Cold
water Michigan. three o'clock Monday afternoon,
June 1887 $4,000 per cent bonds to be issued for
building new Court House Bonds described as follows
Dated March 1887 denomination SOOO interest payable
annually in New York city, due $4,000 March 1883
Sl0OOO March 1890 $4,000 March l. 1891; and $4,000
March 1892 The OF Supervisors hold the
reject any OF all bids
JAMES r. DICKEY,
fInrL arhn a Snnnrvlaora
New-York tribune., 1887-05-15
s35, ,544,4s5 ss7oss,9ss ssc.sOs.042

month OF April. S35 4s65 S3709S,0S9 S3ceO3o4z
Total values OF all ar
tices FAMED for
months July - .- -. "a
to April 443 75O 1885, 562.39o s45o.eol'1so
Although there continual realizations By board
traders from the opening of the stock market this morn
ing TO close, the reaction in prices too small to
require comment. Considering the advances which had
been almost steady and continuous from Wednes-
dsy morning todays dealings have
developed an unmistakable strong underone. The talk
OF OF those who operating for lowe prices In
dcates that the short" interest has been little. II any
reduced and that that interest has not been feature IN
the recent advances Again the best stocks were the
conspicuous features and best maintained their prices
loss OF nearly 100000 in money. but 1t without
effect upon the market, any longer preends to IN
terpret figures OF the sta emcn The business ofthe a
small aggregating only 217,946 shares, against
$4,000 shares yesterday. Among tho lower class OF
stocks Norfolk and Western preferred was specially
active and from 81 TO 55Asd33as Nearly all the
Granger stocks closed with fractional declines from last
evenings figures, did also the trunk lines ana the
coal stocks ST. Paul, minneapolis aud ManitoDa
however notable exception, and closed with nna
gain Of Ia per cent Columbus, Hooking Valley andl
price from 33s up TO 35t, but 1t closed
at 34ai, Union Pacific continued TO develop
strength, although 1t sold but little higher than
yesterdays figures and finally closed the same as last
evening. Considering that IL Saturday market fo
lowing four days rise and what Is denominated Dad
bank statement every feature OF the market was ell
cGuragng and II closed strong although dull
Government bonds dealt In only In small amounts
and a. unchanged quotations as follows:
New-York tribune., 1887-05-15

At tho Theatre.-I.ttle Boy-Papa what does that
man front US wear that funny little black cap
fort
Father-Shl He IA baldheaded. lie wears 1t so
he shan't catch cold from the drafts.
Little Boy-Aro all these ladies baldheaded, too 2
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